But Will, could you maybe walk me through the decision process? You know, w- what are the challenges or whatWhat challenge or need were you trying to address on Long Island, and what were you evaluating that made linear generators running on hydrogen the right choice for this project?

Sure.

Yeah.

So I mean, we've been working on this for a number of years, and it's really anchored in the way that the, the energy system is, is changing and evolving.

Uh, so this isn't just New York, but New York certainly, um, we see a, a, you know, a, a very significant transition underway, um, adding more and more renewables, uh, to the electric system.

And the power plants that we have today, uh, will run less and less, but they will still be needed.

Some sort of dispatchable energy source will still be needed, uh, to run when renewables aren't available.

[chuckles] How is it that you're planning to operate the Long Island facility? Will it be baseload, respond to peaks, or operate flexibly, um, based on grid conditions or fuel economics, or just the testing that you plan to do over the next year?